Evaluation of Endurance Characteristics of Synthetic Thread (Micro-Servo)

Recent improvements in the performance of synthetic fibers have been remarkable, helping to produce new lightweight, tough, and high-strength synthetic fiber products. They are being applied in a wide range of fields, including new material development in aerospace fields and consumer products in the everyday household product fields. Tensile tests and cyclic loading tests of synthetic thread are essential for synthetic fiber (synthetic thread) development.

Endurance testing of synthetic thread is becoming increasingly important. This test involves measuring the rupture strength of the synthetic fiber to determine whether or not it meets the specified design value, applying a cyclic test force that spans the measured strength range and simulates the actual conditions of use, and then tensile testing the thread again to measure any changes in rupture strength.

In this example, we tested the tensile strength of polyester thread.
To measure the rupture strength of the sample, a 75 mm long sample was attached to grips and pulled to failure at a constant rate of 10 mm/min.

Test Results Break Force: 10.7 N Break Elongation: 16.6 mm Break Elongation Rate: 22.1 %